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A HUSBANDS TESTIMONY.

Ny wife was troubled for years with blotches moth
patches and pmples ON her face which nearly annoyed
the life out Of her. She spent many dollars on the
thousand infallible ~ cures. with nothing but in.
furious effects. lady friend, Of Syracuse n T. who
had had similar experience and had been cured with
Hop Bitters induced her TO try 1t. One bottle hs,
made her face smooth fair and soft a. childs and
given her such health that IL seems almost miracle
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WrtI AtwAYs HIVE sRrxsASrs.


It ID impossible to do business Witout having
.'short Lengths" Of piece goods. .odd Sizes"
oda Lots" slightly soiled and damaged goods.
Ins'ssd Of allowing them to sccunulase We
sss'a m n. .aoenraosa You can buy Remnants"
. maze special encrt to sell all Remnants"
,nsy Se,ne t mss:a.sd ticleted and married .t
ftt,.t,orro,r, nm .c..,,,.'. .s Pre-. aus
tr~1e aur;n, IT, No.. .A.S 'ne ,sise voiuine Va
usually large NUMBER Of sa.n
bargains. weauote in part, As follows:
~. ..s---1,- 10.
what's left Of some s of 81. S9srinE this
yespFF s siEs = I here You get bargain;
sizes SO and 81 in. 's''Sn waking 'seHe'S'
"Remnsnt" Price. g *
black and iieht fansr eS mssinE yaSSzzet CLAM
Rsmn.nt" G Pr;ce. .se. $3.50 and
! 8 M,sses, CHECKED English Waliips jackets,
nnsa0T q styiea' ases IL, II and Is yearA
sRemnsnt" ' Price. ..,...''..'..
-oDp LOTS" OF sHAwLs
WHERE we have only a few of hind. or II
s eat R sehed or damaged we lower the Price
.,i,. Heavy Cream Shetland Shawl. slightly
REGULAR Price. a
Hem ap,.1 Price
Pink slightly faded from Windnv sis nIv An"
Rssilar Price .................... III 25
nshH,i.nd Tl pr,;nii::
Slightly imperfect DUO "'o "-fns
Rssular Price: so
uo},,, e11rc; -. ;...... 'oc.
oDD I. w ~ SuiIs AND WRAPpEhS
Flannel Sizes 3S ana nae aS from striped Jersey
Remnant" Price SSSSV9
@ OauIee All WOOl Fancy Plaid Suits. styl-
Rersr a ps, cao pef1ecthtting Sizes "a and 36
Remnant" Price ................ - 20
Ladies' Brown Al. Wool Cloth Suit A well
Regular Price SUI. one 30. AT 90
'A..n rice Third a door. i'00
Where we have only one or two garments left
d dfleea' or Remnant" prices. This Friday we
Black Silk Short Wraps, sleeves of Besded
G3renad1ne. trimmed around the bottom with
Regular Price .................. N - $50. 90
Tolerant Black Short Wrap elabor.tely let
ted. Size SO in.
fMsssnas rIi g. 900
fl,htr1i doo1o.r.i; '''''''''''' TOW
.oDp sTYIHsn IN ntIaTr. a.,
n oSSnsn.ay soiieo wire bustles, ~.
Remnant" Price &c
=. ALASKA Down Bustie, slightiy damaged.
e. tgulsr : II b.: :ISc.
51e MIsa ar1Ge 02hc
Iseeds can be taken out, and the hustle washed.
A &ssnna a'ef PRICE:
sEornn mt pvf
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Mns. nj. j. Hrsr
Beg 70 sceg,int her Patrons thst che . prepared
ENGLISH AND FRENCH ROUND HATS Ann
BONNETS
From the leading London and Paris Housea
spscsal attention given to Accounting osdsrs :. GSAa
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.


I,oR REST-THREE or ForR uNruRNIsHEp
rpm. On send hSCr s T,'ss r ss ps
IrnR RENr-RCoMs-F tRNIsRED HOUSE. NINE
is Sss rspa. E &
isisnd ave ap2l-an
J,oR RENT-wlTH OR WITHOUT BOARD: LARGE
re ane s p iS,o e nv rshfa a. an ase ST.
SI5 Ia. -'''' W
IroR RENT-UNFURNIsHEp RooMs-IN A MOD
sn to sSr ssF
h.9sssee,ng ns.or sfdF1c@ dung With
closets rent. TO permanent tenant sis. Address q
sesuha ,or % i new bricS hSuse wih sl moiern
nproysms, me- , e good tenant at $40 per pen.h
i rooms third door. suitable FOR housekeeping;
ws att, and gas; south from, Arpis 42i pst NV
E second focr south front rooms. with or with
room With good SOsrd Tor So '' '' sPsist
F,3ng9r, E sESr 49, 4 sESrLEMANh ROOM ON
10 and T. ap2l.nt.
IcoR RENT-FRoM JUNE To NoVEMBER-MY
housekeepins seven rooms aud large bath the
Sshosd n and Net cnS address near st hs a aS
ap2l-3t'
LoR RENT-A HANDSOME SUITE OF TWO
n
suited 70 Army and Naval officers 1876 Gp5l -3t'
E>oR RENT-A LADY HAVING A HOUSE IN
a. very desirsee ieostiSni vii rent three ICONS on
Furnished; Call at 1904 N st. n. W, after . y. M
Lon RENr-NICELY FURNIsHED ROOMS. NTH
or without board. table board, hrs;-class. sl4 Ter
mo tn. 4S II 81. 1t.
J,oR RENT-Two FURNISHED PARLoRs. ONE
rent very moderate to a reliable party. Apply. s 6i5
r,,p pp>,r 5r,,., "a, -, -, =, :, -, /. ,.,~
arcso-:St'
EoR RENT-5l7 Fast CAPITOL sT.-THREE
ist Lo,,s. keeIins allowed hath Ess, all modern inn
FOE RENT.T~o DEsIRABLE coNNEcTINa
to ALLEN e. CLARK. ON PREMISES ap2o-i1.
I,oR RENT-rwo OR THREE VERY PLEASANT
hrst-class 1504 Vermont ave. ap2o-3t.
I,oR RENT-A THIRD FLOOR ROOM IN NEW
II house; Wei furnished; private family. home
forts to gentleman. Call after O'Clock 1903 ST
n. ap2O-ot
JroR RENT : TWO UNFUKNIsHED CoMMrNI-
aud cold water bath on same floor Arply TO 1873
NOR RENT-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS
and wife; board If desired l2d ST. NV. New BRICK
E,oR RENT-FURNIsHED AND UNFURNIsHFD
rooms. III snites of three first aud second floors
house new with ell modern eonveniences lply At
IroR RENT-LAKGE ROOM. SOUTH FRONT
II furnished unfurnished with or without board
l:.31 Massachusetts n. apIa-:,t.
kSoR RENT-CoR, sTH AND MASS. AVENUE
y I;aIge nicely FURNISHED front Rooms; second aud
pOsurc. Three lines cars. References exchanged
ap5-3ws
IHoK RENT-NICEIY FURNISHED ROOMS. Cd
n and Sd floors; modern improvements. norih and
south exposure line Of and herdics nlstciass
board. e2l l.. Capitol ST. Grant row. NH l2-6w'
I,ORRENT-Ar l1l2 " n ONE LARGE NICELY
a furnished south room. suitable for a. two
gentlemen. at summer rates. bath and ATTENDANCE
apis-6t
I,OR RENr-ROoMS. NEWLY AND HANDSOMELY
furnished; wire springs and hair mattresses
every room: delightfully."- cool in summer; with first
class board at the Auburn" Pennsylysnia ave. cor
| 22d #. ms
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A RICH LApY's EXPERIENCE.

travelled all over Europe and other foreign countries
ct cost Of Of dollars in search of health and
found It not returned discouraged and dishea
and restored to real youthful health and spirit
with Lees than two bottles Of Hop Bttsr. hop,
others may profit By my experience and stay q home
apel LADY, Aususts Ma
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.s "a / kE
C6SS 4 4 ILL REH
ssSs 2 2 II TIT ssSs
ssss ; : i : ssss
ssss Vu Jp Il + ssss 80

Price is one consideration, quality another great
sheraton You requested to notice not only the
materials but the make and finish Of the Pssis Royal
Suits The buttons the sewing, the fullness Of drap
cry the IT. the variety Of styles Can you nd better.
as good in Boston Philadelphia, elsewhere Id
Washington! We know our prices the lowest pos.
sble for reliable goods. We hsve lsdes suits from
s6.6S to $500. Childrens from 3.eS to $500.
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WANTED-ROOMS.


WANIEp,FoR LADY AND GENTLEMAN ROOM
and no small children Address A. b. T.. Star Office
with terms ap2l-st'
WANTED-Two OR THREE UNFINISHED
hrscl.ss private house with or without board state
particulars s, and price Address H. A. NJ, Star Office
WANTED-oNE OR TWO FURNISHED OR IN.
" furnished rooms, with board. for gentleman and
wife, in private family; permanent If suited refer
ences EXCHANGED CASH. Star Office ap2l-2t-
WANTEp - BY YOUNG MAN. SMALL FUR
w nished Room with q private family or would
taae arfes room WITH room-inste references eS-
WANTED = FURNISHED. TWO CoMMUNICAT-
State, War; and Nsvy Give fl PARTICULARS price
and location Address box 16o. Star ofhce ap2I-,t'
WAREHOUSES;.
WANTED-HoUsE EIGHT OR NINE GOOD
w sized rooms, with modern conveniences: kitchen
neer Department. lts
WANTED observation-disclosures AND IN
ssS Go ss siSss from
ap2l-lw s. c. HILL cor. sth and F SITS
WANTED-A PARTY. OWNING HOUSE IN n W.
w Is rooms m H. hard wood finish. would exchange
proved lot Address K K, Star Office. IL
WANTED-AT ONCE BRICK HOUSE IN GOOD
least ess e at
ferred: rood location. Address ERAL, Star Office.
WANTRD--FuRNIsHED HOUSE, ABOUT Is
erences and security. WHITE. BAILEY WHITE,
aw AND Res a EIsats Houses rented Rents collected
WANTED TO RENT-SMALI. HOUSE. CITY OR
w suburbs, convenient to lines. plenty shade;
rood lot mare consequence than house suitable for
g. W. MORGAN. Star office. arls-lw'
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A FAcr.

Acustomer Of ours told rs yesterday q curious ~
incidence Two friends met st her house, one latS1y
from Boston. the other FROM Phsaslphia. Dress ~
spoken o. The lsdies mutually admire the dress u
the other. Il got mine from the Palais Royal" aid
the two new arrivals, almost simultaAeoasly.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
10 % battered by the condescension Of the Boston and
Philadelphia ladies that Is mentioned in the Washs
ington Evening Star
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RAILWAY PRos1Exs.

An inquiry into the economic conditions or railway
w9r a1t IN dinsrsnt o9ontE.ss Dy J. T. Jeans.
ROBERT BEAII, Bookseller
aPl0-6t 405 31nnaYlYauta AYanua
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WHAT 1T DID FOR AN OLD LADY.

CosHOcTON STATION, NY, Dec. 90, 1884.
Gents: number Of people had been using your
Bitters here, and with marked effect. In fact, one
case lady Of seventy years. had been sick for
years. and for the past ten years have known her she
has not been able to be around half the time About
six months ago she got feeble she helpless Eer
old remedies, or physicians. being Of avail sent
to Deposit forty miles, and got bottle of Hop Btters
1t had such very beneficial effect her that one
bottle improved her she able to dress herself
and walk about the house. When she had taken the
second bottle she able to take Of her own
and walk out to her neighbours and has improved all
the time since My wifean children also have de.
rived great benefit from their use.
W. B. HATHAWAY,
Agt. o. s. Ex Co.
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And when we say we WILL sou can depend upon 1t
it's being done. Custom Millinery IL what
we want to speak of to-day. Have you or
dered your spring hat? Can't hear what you
say. but perhaps it Is 'No" Did you see
anything that just struck your fancy among
the pattern hats and bonnets we showed at
our opening? We have reduced the price Of
some of these.
I'VE can do it! That's what said to start out with.
By that we mean the comprehensive az
sumption that we can suit you In style and
workmanship; we can afford to give you just
what We charge for: We can deliver Just
when We promise to: and, above all we not
only CAN-but we DO it.
Did you read the Republican this morning. We are
selling face powder and spool cotton very
low at our Notion Department. It will in
terest you to look at our advertisements
the "Critic"tonight We name some very low
figures in Untrimmed Hsts-and, by the
way, you must get out Of that very bad habit
ofwaiting two or three days before coming
in for advertised goods. We change ad.
verisements everyday. and we continu.
ally Offering new bargains To get them
You must come when they are advertised.
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TSHE STAR REFRi6ER1T01s
. .,.o Az the BEST A''''''''haa ii1gs1'' 70.
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THE STAR REFRIGERATORS
l. Are the best Manufactured expressly for
The FAIR.
ap0O4t S12 7th st. NV.
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WANTED-LOTS.

80. ,5..TN~1 PIECF OF GROUND, IN sUITA.
w Az 1oc1tion for {fes SinaerFaEtsn and day nufse
~ Tor poor white children. e be 2; conaaoh
9r sss fG MIS- Louise POLLOCK lQl7 lOtA ST.
SUPERINTENDENT Of the Pensoara ana the 6esnar tfss
KindeFx2xtens. .Ptv-tnl
vrANTFDTOTs IN THE NORTH. suHuRBA
w asnec;ailv 1koee Rutilated By Ludlowss. eeesnt
map Address Box u. star oMce. .P0-1m.
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WONDERFUL Popu1ARrrY
OF THE RENOWNED MEDICINE.
THE GREATEST CURATIVE SUCCESS OF THE
AGE-A VOICE FROM THE PEOPLE.

No medicine introduced to the public has ever met
with the success accorded to Hop Bitters It stands
day the best known curative article in the world
Its marvellous renown is not due to the advertising
has received 1t is famous by Of its inherent
virtues. 1t does all that is claimed for it. Il is the
most powerful speedy and effective agent known for
the building of debitated systems The following
witnesses are offered to prove this:
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EfoR RENT-STABLE-IN REAR oF 1912 ST.;
l. new snd very desirable: five stalls and CARRIAGE
room. Apply TO 4. 4. BhICE ia 10th VI. app I'm
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Lrvzsr. Hsrsa Avn SALE SrAs1.,
4SlH G ct. NV.
AL kind st Light Hiring vt Reasonable Prices
Everything New and Styiis6
Especial attention given TO Boafaing Horsea.

NINE HYATT, FASHION MODisrE con isri
HAand M Having .lsd skilled artist In IS
siRning ladies sprips and summer opstuihSS 0saeS
promptly attended 70. nj M
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
Observation-Disclosures

I.OR RENT-TRONT HALL ROOM, 1ST FLOOR
j 1919 4 st, adjoining sun Building Price : Is 90
Apply TO W. RILEY DEEBLk- Basement. spl9- I'm
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PERSONAL.

= vii. 0IVR Any ONE sl6 a MONTH THAT
j viii set ne p.Cs g saZ e t1s sass q no
saosIt6. Address BOZ -, cssx gseeg: "
an ACCOUNT or TIE HnAvf DEGAMD vPoa
A e III Sec md tGs6thine. 1dassss e eli q
H*fTS 6id Sss;sd GO u nv. VIA
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IHoR RENT-rwo OR THREE VERY PLEASANT
II rooms. unfurnished: private bathroom: hpu-s
trst-class. l50i Vermont ave. ap2o-at.
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III. I'D. BARR
nRoRTER AND TAILOR
hes the honor 70 inform you th6t his NEW oooD9
have 1usS sxfiv1d
NJ. hA1R psxonally NJ III saxasnts made in his e.
tsblishmeok
l1ll pspnqslvonis svonuA
Mh17 &sahin6ton. rs q
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Il LIQUOR AND CIGAR BUSINESS; III
good location and doing a good business. long
lease and low rent; stock and fixtures Of the best
sample and wine Ia rear guarantee 90 transfer
license cheap for cash owner eieuvpd IN other bs-
ness. Enquire al THOS.J. FISHER d CO., l32fF
n
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SILENT OR ACTIVE. TO
w Join me in established brokerage business with
from 500 20 S,sOo cash inv, ST in the busiuess
Address BkukER star Office. ap2l-
Western cyclone., 1887-09-09
POLITICAL.
Government

The Iowa democratic state convention
nominated Maj. T. j. Anderson for gov
ernOr, J. NJ. Elder for lieutenant govern
or, Charles S. FOgg for judge of the su-
preme court, and NJ. W. Sayer for super
intendent of public instruction.
The Pennsylvania Democratic State
Convention, held at Allentown on We'd
nesday, nominated J. Ross Thompson, of
Erie, for Supreme Judge, and j. McCrann
for State Treasurer.
General Simon Bolivar Buckner was
Tuesday inaugurated governor of Ken
lucky at Frankfort.
The New York State Democratic con-
vention has been called to meet at
Saratoga Sept. y.
The Hon. Charles NJ. Waterman was
nominated at Davenport, Friday, for
Judge in the Seventh Iowa Judicial Dis
trict. He was appointed to fill the I'M
expired term of Judge Rogers, deceased.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-09
CASUALTIES.

Henry King. merchant of Georgetown,
O.. fell from window of his brother-in-
laws residence at Cincinnati Thursday
morning. and was fatally hurt.
A baloOnist named Randall Blak eslee
made an ascension at the fair in Mercer
county, Missouri, on Wednesday, holding
to a trapezc When five hundred feet
from the ground he fell and was killed.
Harry Rockafellow was burned to death
in stable at Fremont, Neb., Tuesday
night. Fire broke out in Baldwin 5
livery establishment and IN an attempt
to save the horses the man lost his life.
Nine animals persisted in the flames.
Henry Fletcher, of Elkhart, Ind, was
blown to pieces by an explosion of dyna-
mite, Wednesday, near LaPOrte. Parts
of the unfortunate mans body were found
a quarter of mile from the scene of the
accident
By the overturning of tallyho coach
Tuesday evening near Los Angles, Cal,
General Nelson A. Miles had his right leg
broken, and several others sustained
slight injuries.
When near Weldon, ILL.,, Tuesday, a
freight train on the Illinois Central Rail
road was almost totally wrecked. j. c.
Coleman, the fireman, and William Weson,
brakeman, were fatally injured.
The three rear cars of freight train
on the Cleveland and Marietta railroad
went through burning trestle near Cam
bridge, O., falling forty seven feet. Sew
eral trainmen jumped for their lives and
were dangerously injured.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-09
WASHINGTON.

The treasury department Wednesday
opened bids for AZ per cent. bonds.
The offerings were S2,9OO,OOO registered
and $4,000 coupons, at from 1918 to
1O9.98. Purchases to the amount of $401,-
700 were made, in various sums at prices
ranging from 1O819 to 100.
The commissioners on the part of the
United States to settle the fishery ques-
ton have not yet been appointed. The
state department believes that a final
adjustment will be effected without diff
Guilty.
A large number of army paymasters
who are in arrears to the Government
have been notified through the Paymaster
General that they must make an early
settlement. Hereafter, but six months
time will be allowed after the expiration
OF the bonds Of disbursing officers for
them to balance their accounts with the
Government
Western cyclone., 1887-09-09
FOREIGN.

The State department has directed the
American consul at Manila to ascertain
the truth about the alleged arrest and i'll
treatment of an American missionary
named Doane by the Spanish governor of
the Carolina islands. The consul is or
dered to take steps to protect the mis-
sionary from any unjust treatment.
Contributions amounting to $4,000
have been raised to pay for celebrating
the popes jubilee.
Several members of the Russian mis-
sion we're killed in a riot at Kashgar, pro-
vOked by insults offered by the Russians
to Mohammedan women. The embassy
has returned to Khokand.
At a parliamentary election for the
north division of Huntingdon, England,
Mr.. FellOwes, conservative, was reelected
but only by 285 majority. At the pre-
vious election he had no opposition, and
the GladstOneites consider their defeat
by so small a margin equivalent to a
victory.
In the House of Commons on Tuesday
Sir James Ferguson announced that the
government has agreed upon a new COM
mission to repres ent British interests in
the North American Fisheries Convention.
He also stated that Mr.. Joseph Chamber
lain had accepted the Office of Principal
High Commissioner for Great Britain.
leading ST. Petersburg journal "a
serts that the Porte has accepted Kussia's
proposal TO send General Ernr 9th as
provisional governor of Bulgaria and
Eastern Roumelia until a new SObranje
shall legally elect prince for the Bull
garian throne.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-09
GENERAL

After Sept. Is the rates of the Com
mercial Cable Company to the British
Islands and France will be reduced to -
cents a word, and to Germany to 10 cents
a word. The directors have resolved to
increase the capital stock from $4,000,
600 to $6,OOOOOO.
The Canada steamer Hastings was
seized Wednesday evening by the customs
authorities at Lewiston, n y, for viola
ton of American navigation laws.
The vapor stove manufacturers in the
United States are cOntem plating scheme
by which they can combine and do bust
ness under one name. A committee Is at
Cleveland. Ohio, discussing the matter.
There will be sixteen manufacturers in
the proposed association.
A company has been formed TO oper-
ate device for utilizing he water power
of Niagara Falls John F. Kerns is the
inventor, and has disposed of his patent
for good sum.
1t is stated that Eastern capitalists
have made an offer to members of the
Brotherhood of Base Ball Players TO sign
them for q term of three years, with the
object of forming an eastern association
in opposition to the National League and
American Association.
The will of the late Adolph Rietbrock
was filed for probate at Milwaukee, Wis,
Wednesday. After dispOsing of his large
estate, the testator says he desires to be
carried to the burying ground in a lum-
Der wagon. and wanted no singing, show,
or ceremony.
The National Conference of Charities
and Corrections adjourned Wedn esday AT
Omaha. Neb. The next meeting will be
held at Buffalo, \. Y.
Forest fires have again broken out in
Cheboygan County. Mich Late vege-
tables and fruit are drying up, as there
has been no rain for two months.
Aunt" Jennie Twitchell, the newsboys
friend died at Cincinnati Tuesday night.
For number of years she managed a
home for the boys, which she made self
sustaining.
An oil we'll was shot Tuesday near
/ Cygnet. Ohio, that flowed 5000 barrels in
twenty four hours, being the largest vel
| in the Ohio oil territory.
At Buffalo \. Y, Tuesday there died q
man who enjoyed the distinction of being
Western cyclone., 1887-09-09
CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.

Parent, the embezzling bank cashier
who was arrested in Chicago, pleaded
guilty at Montreal, Canada, Thursday to
eight indictments.
Pigman and Perry we're acquitted
Thursday at Morehead, KY, of the murder
of Craig Tolliver. Everything is reported
quiet.
The Rev. DR.. Seymour, who ran away
from GAINESVILLE, Mimi, with Editor
Henry's wife, was discharged at New
York Tuesday, prosecution proceedings
having been abandoned. Seymour says
that him self and Mrs. Henry intend to
travel through England giving singing
entertainments.
Frank c.. McNeilly, a clerk in the Saco
and BiddefOrd Savings Institution, at
Saco, Me-, decamped Monday afternoon,
taking So, 500 in cash, and United States
and other bonds amounting to $276,000,
belonging TO the bank. Detectives are
after the fugitive. The bank is said to be
solvent. 1t is believed that the thief can
not make use of the $1S5,OO0 IN govern
ment bonds which he carried off.
The turfman, d. Bronson Staples, who
recently shot Mr.. Winship, at Freeport,
ILL.,, was Tuesday held in $4,000 bonds.
Winship Is improving, but is not yet out
of danger.
Early Monday morning an attempt was
made 10 burn the bridge over a culvert,
one mile east of Wabash, Ind. A freight
train narrowly escaped destruction. A
man was seen running away from the
neighborhood of the bridge about the time
the fire was discovered.
Jimmy McDevitt, anOtorious character,
was surprised b. q porter in store in
White street, New York, which he had
entered for burglarious purposes. The
porter locked the door and called for the
police McDevitt attempted 70 escape
through a window, but was caught by the
stomach and disembowe!ed. An accom-
plice who was watching on the outside
was arrested AIcDcvift was nephew OF
Jimmy" Elliott, the prize fighter, who
was murdered by Jefe DcnH il Chicago
a few years agO.